Patent Pending, Count To Four, Giants At Large, Underdog Champs

From the basements of Long Island to amphitheaters across the nation, Patent Pending has been attacking the world with their anthemic brand of pop-tinged punk rock.
From the acoustic soliloquy "Spin Me Around," to the acclamation that is the title track, the band's fourth album, 2011's "Second Family," delivers an unforgettable set of sing-alongs.

Patent Pending has also been enjoying the success of music videos for "One Less Heart To Break" and "Dance TIl We Die," gaining rotation on MTV2 and being featured on MTV's The Real World. After years on the road, the Long Island, NY five-piece continues to deliver an over the top and unforgettable live show. Having opened for Gym Class Heroes, Cobra Starship, and Bowling For Soup nationally, as well being veterans of the Vans Warped Tour and performing live on ABC's 2012 Billboard Music Awards, Patent Pending is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

In a recent interview Joe was quoted saying "This band isn't just something that we do, it's the only thing that we do." This attitude matched with the undying support of the "Second Family community" the band has built from the ground up is the force that drives this band to places they never dreamed they could get to. "Welcome to our Second Family."


Count to Four is an aggressive pop-punk band from South Jersey /
Philadelphia in the vein of The Wonder Years. With a strong focus on musicianship, Count to Four delivers unrepetitive, complex and catchy guitar riffs. Combined with unforgettable, singalong lyrics and melodic vocals, the band creates a mature, yet altogether familiar sound to the pop-punk genre.

Check out the band's first full-length album titled "Between Two Cities"; produced/recorded at 37 Studios by Matt Dalton (I See Stars, For the Fallen Dreams, Craig Owens, Chiodos etc) You can download both of their previous EP's for FREE from http://counttofour.bandcamp.com/

Artist Note:
"Pop Punk is all about growing up, and we try to capture all the emotions, positive and negative, that go along with it. I think that's what makes it relatable...In the end, it's music, it's expression. We do this because we love it, and none of us would want to be doing anything else."


Giants At Large is a band based out of Long Island NY.


When no longer tied to a specific genre, bands are free to create the best songs they can without fear of pigeonholing their sound or alienating fans. Underdog Champs sets out to create powerful songs with meaningful lyrics, while not shying away from the breakdown or ballad.

Formed in the summer of 2014 as a recording project of Mark Bradley, Nick Jones, and other potential studio members, the group decided to play live in February 2015 with the lineup of Bradley on vocals, Jones on guitar/vocals, Josh Bailey on drums, Justin Mason on bass, and Tyler Mazza on guitar. The group released two singles, "Take Me Back" and "When the World Ends" which captured the essence of the original project. Recorded by only Bradley, Jones, and drummer James Adelsberger, the songs give listeners an idea of the potential of the full project with catchy yet refreshing pop/rock hooks.

"Picked Last", the band's most recent effort combines the influences of each member's past and present projects. The music is accompanied by 3 videos, each aiming to capture the high-energy live show of the band. The project is supposed to be "different from everything that's out there. It's an art project and an EP all at once", according to Bradley.

Press on "Picked Last"
"Those with tastes... between As It Is and Letlive will find something to appreciate... [Picked Last is] an enjoyable triumvirate of emotional rock." - Caliber.TV 7.2 out of 10 points

“Picked Last” is an EP that sounds like youth... [the lyrics are] unapologetically vulnerable." -TheHoya 3 out of 5 stars